can vm ware is useful to use the operating system already installed

I have two hard drives

one is installed with windows7

2nd is installed with windows server

is it possible with open this 2nd os hard drive in Windows 7 using vmware

While you have changed the subject, nevertheless, you posted the same content twice, why?  You don't not supposed to do the same question even if the change of the object of several messages!

Anyway to answer your question, yes it is possible.

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